Parents, community ‘on edge’ after shooting kills Harrisburg student
Bethany Waiwada is all too familiar with the grief that comes from losing a child. In 2019, her son, Kyler Waiwada, was shot and killed by a fellow teen in Harrisburg when he was 18 years old. Seven years later, another killing in the city seems like deja vu for...
Owners of cat cafes in central Pa. are selling their beloved business
Owners of a pair of central Pennsylvania cat cafes are looking for someone to take over the business. Round-A Bout Bagels cat cafe co-owners Brett Witter and Jonathan Nori announced on Facebook that they are selling the cafes at 150 N. Hanover St. in Carlisle and 29 S. Main St. in Chambersburg.
Senior citizen homelessness rising in Lebanon County; mission at capacity
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Overnight line painting planned on Interstate 83 Wednesday night
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Line painting may cause delays overnight for drivers in the Harrisburg area. PennDOT crews will be out on Interstate 83 beginning at 9 p.m. Wednesday until 6 a.m. Thursday morning. A line-painting operation is taking place on northbound and southbound Interstate 83 between the 13th Street and P
PennDOT starts eight-week overnight line painting on Dauphin County roads
Drivers traveling through Dauphin County can expect lane restrictions and slow-moving traffic on 16 state routes starting Sunday as the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation begins an eight-week nighttime line painting operation. Crews will apply white and yellow pavement lines between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. Sunday thro
Digital News Publishers Launch Pennsylvania Independent News Association (PiNA) to Advocate for Local News...
The publishers of two dozen local news brands across Pennsylvania today announced the official formation of the Pennsylvania Independent News Association (PiNA). The new Harrisburg-based organization is dedicated to bringing together digital-first local news organizations to strengthen the independent press, modernize
HACC board agrees to sell, lease several buildings to try to fill budget hole
In a unanimous decision, the HACC board of trustees voted Tuesday to authorize the sale or lease of several of the college’s buildings across four campuses in four counties. Ted Lick and Hall Tech buildings on the Wildwood campus in Harrisburg. HACC’s midtown Harrisburg building. The main building...
Texas man wanted after allegedly trying to lure 12-year-old girl into his vehicle in...
MECHANICSBURG, Pa. — A Texas man is wanted by police after he reportedly tried to lure a 12-year-old girl into his car in Mechanicsburg. Ali Jibril, 25, was charged with luring a child into a motor vehicle. Mechanicsburg Police said they received a report of a man, identified as...
Grammy-winning alt-country artist joins Dauphin County concert series
A six-time Grammy-winning artist is returning to perform in central Pennsylvania. Dauphin County, in partnership with Grand Rising Curations, has added alt-country artist Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit to the Dauphin County Concert series lineup. Isbell and the band are set to perform on Sept. 27 at Riverfront Park...
Harrisburg can’t accept dead children as the price of inaction on guns | PennLive...
Harrisburg is in mourning. A teenager is dead, and another is in jail, charged as an adult with the teenager’s murder. It all happened when one child was getting off a school bus and the other opened fire. Camar Cordero was shot multiple times in broad daylight at North...

















